The prequel film arrived after season 1 and season 2 opens on a long flashback, so three different orders all get called the correct one.
Watch it in the order it was released: season 1, then the film Jujutsu Kaisen 0, then seasons 2 and 3. The film is a prequel and it is still the second thing you should watch, because it was written to be read after the main story had started and its last scene assumes you have seen season 1 end.
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Twenty four episodes and the intended entry point. It explains the world from nothing and its final episodes set up a reveal the film would otherwise hand you early.
A prequel about a different student, set two years before episode 1. Put it here: it introduces a character as a stranger, which only works once you know who season 1 ended with.
The first five episodes jump back eleven years and are meant to be watched in place, not lifted out. The remaining eighteen are the arc the whole series had been building to.
Twelve episodes, picking up straight from the end of season 2. It covers the first half of one arc and stops partway through it.
Then what? A fourth season, The Culling Game Part 2, was confirmed the day after the season 3 finale in March 2026 and has no announced date, episode count or trailer, so nothing is listed for it. Both compilation films are made of episodes you will already have watched and can be ignored. If you want to see the season 2 flashback again on its own, the Hidden Inventory film is exactly those five episodes with no new footage.
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